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Hingis, Monta and coaches’ sons that look alike
Posted by Bay Area Sports Guy in Bill Walsh, Kobe Bryant, Martina Hingis, Paul Pierce, Sean Payton, Stephen Curry, Super Bowl on 02 3rd, 2010 | 4 Comments
Hingis, Monta and coaches’ sons th...
You can have Anna Kournikova, I’ve always been a Martina Hingis fan. It’s not that I have a thing for big foreheads — Tyra Banks is my least favorite non-criminal in the world. I don’t know if it was because I’ve always been a brunettes-over-blondes guy, Hingis’ slightly...
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NBA Tuesday: Should the Warriors go after Rajon Rondo?
Posted by Bay Area Sports Guy in Andris Biedrins, Anthony Morrow, Anthony Randolph, Bill Simmons, Boston Celtics, Brandan Wright, Corey Maggette, Danny Ainge, Don Nelson, Golden State Warriors, Jamal Crawford, Jermareo Davidson, Kelenna Azubuike, Kevin Garnett, Larry Riley, Marco Belinelli, NBA Draft, Paul Pierce, Rajon Rondo, Ray Allen, Ronny Turiaf, Stephen Jackson on 06 23rd, 2009 | 2 Comments
NBA Tuesday: Should the Warriors go afte...
I’m not going to go all draft crazy tonight. I just can’t. There’s only thing we know about the who the Warriors are going to select is that it won’t be Jordan Hill. The Warriors already had two young 6′10″ forwards that Don Nelson didn’t really like using last...
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Who’s better, Paul Pierce or Ray Allen?
Posted by Bay Area Sports Guy in Boston Celtics, Kevin Garnett, Lakers/Celtics, Lamar Odom, Leon Powe, NBA, NBA Playoffs, Pau Gasol, Paul Pierce, Rajon Rondo, Ray Allen on 05 1st, 2009 | No Comments
Who’s better, Paul Pierce or Ray A...
Although I’m about as far from a Celtics fan as one can be without my last name being “Rambis,” the best thing about this epic first round series between Boston and Chicago might be the chance to appreciate two of the top clutch players in basketball over the last decade do their thing....
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NBA Tuesday: Post-injury fantasy advice
Posted by Bay Area Sports Guy in Andrew Bynum, Fantasy, Lakers, Lakers/Celtics, NBA, NBA All-Stars, NBA Finals, NBA Playoffs, NBA Tuesday, Paul Pierce on 02 10th, 2009 | No Comments
NBA Tuesday: Post-injury fantasy advice...
In case you haven’t noticed, NBA players have been dropping like flies this season. And not just any players, really good ones. Somewhat overshadowed by the LeBron and Kobe show this NBA season has become have been an incredible amount of faulty labrums and ligaments. Not that the NBA players have...
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Boston’s Public Enemy No. 1: Derek Fisher
Posted by Bay Area Sports Guy in Celtics, Kobe Bryant, Lakers, Lakers/Celtics, Leon Powe, NBA, NBA Finals, Pau Gasol, Paul Pierce, Phil Jackson, Ray Allen on 02 5th, 2009 | 9 Comments
Boston’s Public Enemy No. 1: Derek...
I can see Bill Simmons bursting through the back door of his house, running into his backyard in a rage, throwing his arms towards the sky and yelling, “FISHERRRRRRRR!!!!!” Lakers 110, Boston 109 was also the best NBA game of the season, even though it was hardly the prettiest. Of course,...
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Posted by Bay Area Sports Guy in NFL, Paul Pierce, Raiders, SF 49ers on 09 6th, 2008 | 1 Comment
BASG’s NFL Picks: Week One...
I didn’t do a weekly NFL picks column last year, but I had a good reason…www.bayareasportsguy.com didn’t exist yet! Here’s a challenge for you, the reader. Of the reasons listed to listen to my NFL predictions, pick which one is actually true. 1. I spent twelve years...
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Posted by Bay Area Sports Guy in Celtics, Kobe Bryant, Lakers, NBA, NBA Playoffs, Pau Gasol, Paul Pierce, Sasha Vujacic on 06 18th, 2008 | No Comments
The Real Boston Massacre...
I jokingly wrote eight hours ago about the Lakers activating Rick Fox tonight. They could have used him. Or anybody like him. Somebody strong like Fox (who, like Barry Bonds, never tested positive for steroids…if you know what I mean), who let Kobe get all the defensive credit while actually handling...
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Posted by Bay Area Sports Guy in Fred Lewis, Kobe Bryant, Lakers, NBA, NBA Playoffs, Paul Pierce, SF Giants, Tim Lincecum on 06 17th, 2008 | No Comments
Giants Win Defies Expectations...
The wind was strong. The sky was gray. The air was cold. The Tigers’ bats were on fire but were facing a tough test against Tim Lincecum, the National League’s best pitcher in 2008. The Giants just finished scoring four runs in three games against Oakland. As I settled into my seat 27...
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Posted by Bay Area Sports Guy in Celtics, Derek Fisher, Kobe Bryant, Lakers, Lakers/Celtics, Luke WAAAALTON, NBA, NBA Playoffs, Pau Gasol, Paul Pierce on 06 6th, 2008 | No Comments
Old Guys Shine in “Wheelchair Game...
If this series becomes a classic, and initial reports state it’s a definite possibility, Game 1 will be known as the “Paul Pierce Wheelchair” game. It should also be known as the “Old Celtics Go Crazy” game. Garnett played well and had an awesome dunk off that three-point...
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Posted by Bay Area Sports Guy in Celtics, Derek Fisher, Kobe Bryant, Lakers, Lakers/Celtics, Luke WAAAALTON, NBA, NBA Playoffs, Pau Gasol, Paul Pierce on 06 5th, 2008 | 5 Comments
Rivalries are strange things....
Many think if teams are considered “rivals,” it’s possible for the history between the two squads to add something extra, something that can tangibly affect the results of a contest. As if the ghost of Kevin McHale is going to float a jump hook over Lamar Odom (McHale’s gift...
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